Purpose
In work, you will often be asked to solve problems. Therefore, you will need to know how to properly explain a problem and to propose a solution. This will demonstrate both your persuasive and analytical skills for business.
Task
Subject: You will explain a real life problem and come up with a solution. Each student will identify and solve a different problem.
Example: This problem can be a problem on campus (for example, lack of free campus transportation), a problem in Santa Barbara (for example, not enough bike paths, too expensive apartments), a problem in the U.S. (for example, Visa for visiting students or workers), or a world problem (for example, is there a better alternative to using oil).
Length: Between 550-650 words (~1-1.5 pages)
Format: Memo. Single spaced, Times New Roman, 12 point font, left justified, 1 inch margins. Block paragraphs. Double space between paragraphs. Headings for sections.
References: Your essay must have 3 or more references and use at least one citation per body paragraph. You must use APA style for your in-text citations and reference page.
Evaluation
Your essay will be evaluated for organization, content, expression, grammar, and mechanics.
This essay is worth 100 points and counts for 25% of your grade
For grading details, see Problem and Solution Essay grading rubric.
Purpose
In work, you will often be asked to solve problems. Therefore, you will need to know how to properly explain a problem and to propose a solution. This will demonstrate both your persuasive and analytical skills for business.
Task
Evaluation
Your essay will be evaluated for organization, content, expression, grammar, and mechanics.
This essay is worth 100 points and counts for 25% of your grade
For grading details, see Problem and Solution Essay grading rubric.
Due Date:
Saturday, May 21 before 8 a.m. You will send the email to kyle.crocco@gmail.com.
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